THE CODE GUIDE CHALLENGE
It's funny how clarifying details sounds boring until you
realise that the alternative is to be ruled only by average numbers and no greater context
Ironically I learnt
this professionally 30 years ago when I started exploring early database software to try to build applications that were halfway
between market and society research. I worked for one company for 10 years before it got taken over by Robert Maxwell - he
who later jumped ship as his corporation of cards collapsed - that connected millions hours of people's biews of social
needs linking 50 countries and hundreds of marketplaces.
I say ironically because I have only just woken up to
realise that I have not seen an open souce coding guide to all the crisis destials of human sustainability we world citizens
debate and prioritise for grassrooots up change.
I know the rest of this looks longish. But here's a very short
question - what's the most vital code that I have forgotten which you would wnat to add so that the world can see how
many beings are suffering from the crisis you most serve or seek to help change
CODING
GUIDE TO CHANGES HUMANS NEED
I haven't seen a worldwide version
of this that world citizen networks can connect in using. If you think there is one that is open for people to collaborate
around and suitably diverse please tell me where it is bookmarked. I do not want to reinvent the wheel. Otherwise, why don't
we develop a version here and then debate with other world citizen communities?
What codes need to be added to this framework, or what would you suggest is edited. If you have a particular world
change concern we particularly need you to come and state it and edit this guide so that it links with how you describe the
change needed wherever you network -mail any views you have on this to info@guidemakers.net
100 War and Personal Safety Issues
200
Climate & Scarcity Issues
300 Issues value each child and
beings rights integrating basic communal flows such as health, rights to education and future participation
400 Poverty and Unfair system issues
500
Open Society & Lifelong Learning: How true to future change and connecting gravity of social/cultural purposes is
what we action*learn
600 How transparent and fearless is
media and mediation on vital risks
700 Hi-trust
Hippocratic Oaths: How sustainable are the metrics and rules of professional advisers and top-down public officers
800 Other
I realise that few codes
are separate. But the idea is we could profile any individual being to see what risks of degradation they are challenged by
at a micro level; then also map how codes cluster and emerge from group contexts, and so on up the scale of local to interlocal
to global. I believe that one type of context factor is worth pre-coding because of ample evidence from catalogues of social
and sustainability entrepreneur projects that its context is a primary factor:
W
Big Cities in Developed Countries
X Other in Developed Countries
Y Big Cities in Developing Countries
Z Rural in Developing
Countries
For example, Z Rural will often mean there is no infrastructure
reaching these places on basis utilities like water and electricity; no products designed rural-specifically by the world's
most knowledgeable corporations (one reason why he no loss company has emerged as one of the most innovative paradigms
of micro or social entrepreneurs); no internet infrastructure within reach for representing grassroots questions on most vital
needs or advance warning signals of the sort the tsunami coastlines; often not sufficient in-the-community knowledge on very
basic health and education needs children require for life to grow. The lack of clean water will often order that girls as
soon as they can carry water spend hours a day walking to collect it. And whilst rural communities would naturally be below
average waste-makers with carbon and other pollutants, they have their own crises like cutting down more trees than are being
grows just to get light or heat.
100 In war zone
101
In a refugee camp that provides no opportunity to develop a family's self-sufficiency
102
Corruption or violence are dominant over any simple code of human rights law
103 Member of an
underclass (racial, gender, faith, age...) that the ruling majority are publicly prejudiced against or abusive to
104 Member of an underclass that attracts prejudice or is under-represented in practice even if this isn't explicitly
intended by the nation
105 Has lack of access to social or community spaces and becomes part of
a non-peaceful extremist group
106 On reaching adolescence gets pulled into a drug-addicted or
other communal gang
107 Due to extreme family poverty or other dysfunctional patterns is turned
into a sex or work slave
108 Is in an abusive family situation
109
Has no family and is on the streets ...
201 Not enough
clean water as a human right to grow/ and live
202 Region-wide contamination or pollution
203 Not enough energy as a human right to grow/live
204 Not enough
clean food
205 Consuming in a country or nation that does not openly value sustainability of all
future generations
206 Living in a place where knowledge of sustainability's natural ways
forward is censored or not being innovated due to lobbying by big vested interests (eg it was as late as 2006 that awareness
of addiction to petroleum economics was permitted in many countries media or politics)
207 Failure
at all age groups to include sustainability and network systems of system maps in the way that we pro-act how technology's
exponentially increasing connections change what long-term or collaboration investments we most need - eg most
professions have no idea of biomass models in which system boundary conditions are vital and compound
externalisation becomes the greatest risk of global meltdowns.
208 Largest organisations are being
governed by rules that value the energies machine needs more than the energies that humans need. Sustainability and other
vital human needs are excluded from business case metrics compounding systemic consequences...
301
Children are dying due to lack of in-community basic health knowhow or failure by a place's government to adopt Gandhian
view of democracy as prioritising in public service those with most vital needs and smallest voices
302 The right to primary education for all is not accessible or not made practical here
303
There is a lack of grassroots up contextual support because of too much standard, male or top-down planning (and too little
encouragement of eg social entrepreneurship) whether by government, charities or partnerships
304
Children and youth are not involved in vocational or other education prioritised around local contexts and/or are being digitally
divided or disenfranchised from participating in what globalisation our next generations need
305
Trust and other emotional literacies are not being valued sufficiently nor openly mapped by educational systems to collaborate
in cross-cultural innovations of the sort that "death of distance future" histories will compound around.
306 Economics of scarcity and big gets bigger is still ruling here compounding ever greater dissonance with value
multiplying abundances that true knowledge and deep social networking could liberate
401 Lack of microfinance - lending the poor the first dollar - around here
402
Lack of innovation system design needed to contextually sustain the poorest or those in geographically-disadvantaged places
over time. This includes places whose natural resources have been historically "raped or ruined" by outsiders
403 Continuing Global Externalisation onto this society of a compound risk that was not transparently informed or
which society's laws had not be fast enough to protect human lives from
404 Lack of consistent
scaling and entrepreneurial energy on the contextually most valuable social projects
405 Peoples
and youth's next generation are being chained to global debt to corruptions or hostilities that a handful of past leaders
-not the whole nation - were responsible for
406 Rich regions agricultural or other trade policies
discriminate against sustainable evolution of this places peoples, however entrepreneurially locals apply themselves
407 The mix of global and national economics and market/media practices (eg expensive lobbying) is not free in the
sense that Adam Smith's economics (or other Hippocratic oath professions originally intended). The great mistake of the
ruling maths and audits is to compound ever greater divides of richer and richer versus poorer and poorer
408 There is a lack of trust and cooperation needed for boundary transparency between systems which is the primary
explainer of what compound consequences a highly networked world will spin. Failure to address at every level of global village
media and social network meetings the 7 greatest crises for winning or losing irreversible species sustainability during the
generation 1984-2024
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500, 600, 700, 800...